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Martha's Vineyard (view source)
Revision as of 23:37, September 16, 2022
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[[Conservative]] [[Florida]] Gov. [[Ron DeSantis]] stunned the [[liberal]] elite by sending two planeloads totaling 43 [[Venezuela]]n [[illegal aliens]] to Martha's Vineyard on September 14, 2022. The [[liberal media]] went into a tizzy over this brazen -- and long overdue -- relocation of the migrants to [[liberal]]s' own backyard. [[DNC]] mouthpiece [[MSNBC]] reported, "Migrants are actually thanking Gov. Ron Desantis for having brought them to Martha's Vineyard."<ref>https://twitchy.com/dougp-3137/2022/09/16/plot-twist-msnbc-reports-that-illegal-immigrants-sent-to-mv-are-thanking-a-certain-somebody/</ref> In less than 24 hours, [[Democrat]] officials moved to deport the 'undesirables' from the liberal [[elitism|elite]] playground.<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2022/09/15/officials-from-marthas-vineyard-hold-emergency-meeting-following-arrival-of-an-estimated-50-illegal-immigrants-migrants-will-be-moved-off-island/</ref> Local officials cited a lack of housing, although the island has only 16,000 year-round residents yet houses more than 100,000 in the summertime. 125 members of the Massachusetts [[National Guard]] were activated to deport the 43 people of color, including children, off the island.<ref>https://dailycaller.com/2022/09/16/massachusetts-national-guard-50-illegal-migrants/</ref>
[[Conservative]] [[Florida]] Gov. [[Ron DeSantis]] stunned the [[liberal]] elite by sending two planeloads totaling 43 [[Venezuela]]n [[illegal aliens]] to Martha's Vineyard on September 14, 2022. The [[liberal media]] went into a tizzy over this brazen -- and long overdue -- relocation of the migrants to [[liberal]]s' own backyard. [[DNC]] mouthpiece [[MSNBC]] reported, "Migrants are actually thanking Gov. Ron Desantis for having brought them to Martha's Vineyard."<ref>https://twitchy.com/dougp-3137/2022/09/16/plot-twist-msnbc-reports-that-illegal-immigrants-sent-to-mv-are-thanking-a-certain-somebody/</ref> In less than 24 hours, [[Democrat]] officials moved to deport the 'undesirables' from the liberal [[elitism|elite]] playground.<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2022/09/15/officials-from-marthas-vineyard-hold-emergency-meeting-following-arrival-of-an-estimated-50-illegal-immigrants-migrants-will-be-moved-off-island/</ref> Local officials cited a lack of housing, although the island has only 16,000 year-round residents yet houses more than 100,000 in the summertime. 125 members of the Massachusetts [[National Guard]] were activated to deport the 43 people of color, including children, off the island.<ref>https://dailycaller.com/2022/09/16/massachusetts-national-guard-50-illegal-migrants/</ref>
==Chappaquiddick incident==
Sen. Ted Kennedy reportedly made 17 phone calls, before eventually reporting the car driven off the bridge to the police the following day. <ref>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7003193/Chappaquiddick-investigator-claims-warned-not-hard-questioning-Ted-Kennedy.html</ref> Kennedy never apologized to the victim's parents.<ref name="Parents">https://heavy.com/news/2019/05/mary-jo-kopechnes-parents/</ref> It remains unknown whether Kennedy was driving while intoxicated and/or had sex with the victim, whose parents were devout [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholic]]s. A 2017 critically acclaimed documentary movie entitled "Chappaquiddick" (called "The Senator" for its release in [[England]]), implied a relationship between Kennedy and the victim. Twenty years after the incident, the victim's father told a reporter that his daughter had not died in vain because it kept Ted Kennedy from ever becoming president.<ref name="Parents"/>
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